The capacitance, in force-current analogy, is analogous to_____________?
Correct answer: D. mass
- A. momentum
- B. velocity
- C. displacement
- D. mass
Explanation
In the force-current analogy, force corresponds to current and velocity corresponds to voltage. The term mass multiplied by the derivative of velocity therefore maps to capacitance multiplied by the derivative of voltage, so capacitance corresponds to mass.
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